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Other forums I visit that use vBulletin have a table-building function. Since I occasionally post statistics-based data, I find that really useful.
Example:
http://www.homebuiltairplanes.com/fo...741#post363741
However, it does not seem to be available on the EAA Forum pages. Can we get it enabled?
Ron Wanttaja
It's a vB addin http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=107985 rather than just a switch you can turn on.
Looking into this for you!Quote:
Originally Posted by rwanttaja
Just trying this out...
This is a table row This is another table row
Yep, it works :)
If you don't mind doing your own code, or save an Excel file as HTML and do some create find/replace with your text editor:
https://www.bbcode.org/examples/?id=14
Still trying to figure out borders...
~Chris
If you use the advanced editor, you can create a table and add borders at will. I don't know if it's a recently added feature or not.
It doesn't seem to want to let you span a cell across columns or rows, though.
I wrote a VisualBasic program that converts Excel to vBulletin, but the vBulletin code didn't work here.
Dale, what did you use to create the table? I don't see an obvious button in the Advanced editor. Did you write it in HTML vs. the vBulletin code? I tried HTML a while back, but it didn't seem to work, either.
EDIT: Ping! I was in Source Mode, not WYSIWYG mode. I see the options are there in the latter. I'll give it a shot.
Thanks!
Ron Wanttaja
There's now a table tool bar in there.
Ron Wanttaja
Thanks Chris and
And if I can whine a little bit, can we get the maximum post size changed to 20,000 characters instead of 10,000? The vBulletin code needs about 50 characters for a single row/column, not including what's in the box. That adds up really quickly....
Ron Wanttaja
Glad we got the table resolved! Will ask about expanding max post size.Quote:
Originally Posted by rwanttaja
This should now be updated!Quote:
Originally Posted by rwanttaja
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Aulik
Ron "Mwa-ha-ha-ha" Wanttaja